Archive for the ‘Trelowarren history’ Category
The Best Outdoor Adventures for Spring at Trelowarren
Posted on by Spring is finally here and there’s something truly magical about this time of year on the Lizard Peninsula—quiet secluded spots can still be found and the landscape feels like it belongs just to you. Here at Trelowarren, we love this season for its sense of renewal, the promise of adventure, and the simple joy of […]
Heritage Sites to Explore This Winter near Trelowarren
Posted on by While Cornwall may be best known for its summer beaches and bustling seaside towns, winter unveils a quieter, yet equally beautiful side of the county. Here at Trelowarren, nestled in the heart of the Lizard Peninsula, you can experience the best of Cornwall’s charm in the colder months. From bracing coastal walks to fascinating heritage […]
Christmas must do list…
Posted on by We are officially in December, the local towns and villages have switched on their lights, trees are lighting up in peoples windows and children are drafting letters to Father Christmas. To put it simply, things are starting to feel festive. Every family has their Christmas traditions, whether it’s when the tree gets decorated, what time […]
Make an Early New Year’s Resolution – book your sustainable UK holiday for 2024 Now
Posted on by Start 2024 with a sustainable trip to one of the UKs most beautiful destinations. Trelowarren has a wide selection of award winning cottages and eco homes all situated in wilderness and nature. With access to idyllic beaches and great places to eat, there really is no better place than south Cornwall for your 2024 green […]
“If Sunshine is seen through the apple tree on Christmas Day, it will be a good year.”
Posted on by “If Sunshine is seen through the apple tree on Christmas Day, it will be a good year.” We’re thrilled that cider is being made on Trelowarren again. There has been cider produced here since Domesday and the method is pretty much unchanged. […]
No Greenwash here – the Great Office Restoration
Posted on by Lets celebrate where it began – with the Trelowarren Great Office Restoration. This project won awards because back in 2004 we decided that the conversion of the building should reflect our belief in sustainability and protecting our environment. The Great office is listed Grade 2* and it is in the curtilage of a Grade 1 […]
All for the Want of a Nail
Posted on by All for the Want of a Nail For want of a nail the shoe was lost. For want of a shoe the horse was lost. For want of a horse the rider was lost. For want of a rider the battle was lost. For want of a battle the kingdom was lost. And all for […]
The Sofa – Victoria’s Blog
Posted on by The Sofa Septimus: ( to Thomasina) We shed as we pick up, like travellers who must carry everything in their arms, and what we let fall will be picked up by those behind. The procession is very long and life is very short. The missing plays of Sophocles will turn up piece by piece, or be written again […]
Victoria’s blog – Christmas at Sea
Posted on by Christmas at Sea by Robert Louis Stevenson https://poets.org/poem/christmas-sea A poem at Christmas needs to have a good narrative drive and not be too full of itself as a poem. Epiphany is the time for the tragedy of TS Eliot’s The Journey of the Magi, but on Christmas Day I think Robert Louis Stevenson’s poem, full […]
Difficult Questions for 2020 – Victoria’s blog – Jan 2020
Posted on by In the 1960s a theoretical statistician, hence someone with theoretically no skin in the game, suggested that if a large % of an available population give an answer to a simple question, the answer they give, however unlikely it seems to another group, is probably correct. The available population in our garden is two. Should […]